Petite Filet with Gorgonzola and Porcini Mushroom Sauce
Show: Everyday Italian
Episode: Cooking for One
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By marythecook
Los Angeles, CA
on March 03, 2006
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Hey there everyone--I really wanted to post this comment to share a big tip with everyone: go ahead and leave out the salt the recipe calls for!! Or at LEAST just do simply a pinch of salt, as opposed to the 1/2 teaspoon she suggested. And mind you, I should say I happen to LOVE salt.. but anyway it was waaaay too much... because if you salt&pepp the steak it is quite enough, plus the Gorgonzola has such a lovely flavor that the salt almost makes it all too much. Anyway this recipe is AMAZING though and I thank Giada for sharing this fool-proof way for making filet!!!! Her timing was EXACT, absolutely PERFECT...the filet came out the most perfect medium-rare in the world--I always wanted to make steak that way and never could! And I could go on about the sauce--the most beautiful flavors. I was skeptical at first because I LOVE Ina Garten's Gorgonzola Sauce a LOT, and I am not a fan of porcini mushrooms here.. BUT Giada was 100% correct in that all these flavors blend together perfectly. I am so sad there are no leftovers to have today!!! My boyfriend flipped out over how amazing this way--easily a $25 meal at a restaurant, if not much more. xoxoxoxo Giada you are my hero!!!!!!!!
By sprabulos_2958447
culver city, CA
on March 02, 2006
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This is an excellent recipe. Very tasty!!
By pamcampion_5120441
Austin, TX
on March 01, 2006
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Porcini mushrooms are 60 bucks a pound! ...so I tried regular buttons instead. I find that gorgonzola is so overpowering one could just mix it with cream and have the same results, or just put some crumbles on top of the steak. I will never make this recipe again.
By carolynmdennis_...
Cave Creek, AZ
on March 01, 2006
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I couldn't find the porcini mushrooms...used portabello instead. I will definitely make again and for company next time.
By shannonfrisky_6...
dublin, OH
on February 28, 2006
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This was good, not great. I love mayo and it overpowered this sauce a bit too much for my taste. I probably won't make again.
By ldysparky_3452411
Rialto, CA
on February 28, 2006
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This gorgonzola & Porcini Mushroom Sauce is amazing! I shared the recipe with my guests the first time I tried the recipe. This will be a favorite from now on. Thanks for sharing!
By jdedon317
Great Falls, VA
on February 27, 2006
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I used portobella mushrooms instead and this was a smash hit. Perfect for two.
By healynancy_4667291
Greenville, SC
on February 26, 2006
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When making the sauce, you must be ready to serve it as soon as the cheese melts. I made the mistake of trying to keep the sauce warm and the oils separated. Ick. I just drained off as much oil as possible and served it anyway. It still tasted great.
Although tasty, I doubt I'll make this again. I don't have the patience for a recipe that requires exact timing.
By Abiroo
Kentucky
on February 25, 2006
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I did a whole tenderloin, & served with this sauce, I tell you, our guests couldn't get enough of this sauce. This was wonderul, I used all wild mushrooms.
By mckinleyrm_5093624
east lansing, MI
on February 25, 2006
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What a mouth watering and elegant combination of ingredients! Couldn't find Porcini's so I substituted 1/4-pound fresh diced portabellas. Also the recipe calls for 3 ounces of Gorgonzola cheese which is really like 3/4 cup instead of the 3 tablespoons that is noted in the fine print. The sauce was just enough for two 8oz. filets.